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Uh no! That's not what balut is. Balut is not aged and they are duck eggs. Its not anymore gross than you eating a fully grown chicken or and egg.

Hello! So, I love blue and lavender/self blue breeds. I was hoping some of you out there would share photos of blue breeds that you've crossed. I have several breeds that are self blue and I'm curious about crossing them. I have: Blue Andalusian Lavender Orpingtons Lavender Isbar Lavender...

Ok guys here it is! This is what happens when you cross an Old English Game Bantam hen with a standard size Barred Rock Rooster. Now this particular hen is tiny! I mean so tiny that everyone has said she's the tiniest Banty they've seen. Well my Barred rock rooster is huge! He's a big boy and I...

Er I meant 39 out of 40 lol Thank You!

Mine fluctuated a lot and was high most of the time I had 39 out of 40 hatch. One died trying to hatch sadly. I broke all the rules too!

So after reading so many threads and forums about the super strict guidelines for incubating eggs I finally started my first batch! I bought a forced air incubator from TSC and put 40 eggs in it over the course of three days. I opened the incubator many times to check progress and to replenish...

They are all pullets. The cockerels will take longer to feather out their tails and their combs do become more pink fairly quickly compared to the pullets. Also the males appear to have longer legs.

Ameraucanas are not rare at all.

These were supposed to be crested cream legbars, but clearly they are not or are a mix. What do you guys think?

Not golden Cuckoo marans.

Hello everyone! So PT testing in Texas is no longer free. I had to contact an authorized agent to inquire about PT testing my flock. I thought I read once before that they don't test every chicken only 30%but this lady is telling me she has to test every single chicken and then come back to test...

Yes everyone be safe!

They look just like my golden Cuckoo Maran chicks. Although by buff Brahmas also look like this.

it might just be your local TSC ours is great but we tend to get mostly cockerels from straight run bins.

She died just a bit ago sadly! I was force feeding water with electrolytes but it wasn't enough. I've got all chicks on antibiotics now just in case.

As long as they are eating and drinking they should be fine.

I've got a chick with both eyes sealed shut. Yesterday I swabbed them with warm water and was able to get one open so she could eat and drink. I put a thin layer of petroleum jelly on them. I also started her on tylan 50 This morning they are sealed shut again. So I tried again to get them open...

They don't seem to be but we had a chick get wet once before and blow dried it but it ended up dying four Days later. It never showed symptoms of being sick it was eating drinking fine. That's my worry.

What about for chicks? We had a brooder get wet during a flash flood and had to blow dry the chicks. Someone said to give them the T50 orally two drops each but I would like to make sure I'm doing the right thing.

Hi I'm from Ellis county, soon to be Henderson county